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Salt and air dissolved in water add taste to water.

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The statement that 'the taste in water is due to the presence of dissolved salts in it' is TRUE. Explanation: Pure water is usually colourless odourless and tasteless.

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Salt and air dissolved in water add taste to water.​

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Salt and air dissolved in water add taste to water.